Picto-Cross: 1 nonogram per day

If you have ever played a nonogram, there are no new mechanics to learn. For new players, the rules are also quite easy to master. Each puzzle is a grid of squares with numbers at the top and on the left side. These numbers indicate how many squares need to be colored, and the colored squares must connect. If there is only one number, there is only one group of colored squares. If there are two or more numbers, the groups must be separated by at least one empty square. The groups are colored in the order they appear in the row or column. The left mouse button is used to color squares, while the right mouse button marks squares that are definitely empty. Once a square is marked, it cannot be colored by accident, which is helpful when holding the left mouse button and dragging across several squares. The theme of the game revolves around celebrations and events, with one puzzle for each day of the year. Along with the nonogram image related to the event, there is also a short note explaining the celebration or what happened on that day. A puzzle ends when all squares are correctly colored, and there are no hints available. The only quality of life feature is that numbers turn gra…

Great game